‘Discharge’ is a Valuable Right provided to the Accused: Supreme Court
While addressing if the High Court has jurisdiction for a revision petition, the Supreme Court held that orders which frame the charge or the order
Accused and Co-Accused released on bail when investigation completed and no scope for tampering evidence or fleeing from Justice: Himachal Pradesh High Court
On hearing a case under section 363, 366A, 376, 120B of IPC and section 4 of the POCSO act, it was decided when the investigation is complete and t
Courts to take necessary steps to protect violent patients under the Mental Healthcare Act, 2017: Delhi High Court
The Mental Healthcare Act had been enacted so as to promote and protect the full rights of persons suffering from mental illness. The present petit
A court which has competence to pass an order – interim or final, is entitled to take notice of its disobedience: Delhi High Court
A court may refuse to hear an appeal on merits involving the exact disputed parties, if its prior order has been willfully disobeyed. This was obse
Violating conditions under Section 438(2) of Cr.P.C shall lead to cancellation bail bonds: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Prima facie, it seems that the arrest of present applicant is not required to the police for investigating purpose but they may arrest him in compl
Merely because the victim’s friends were produced as witnesses, it cannot be said that their evidence is unreliable: Sikkim High Court
The fact that the Prosecution chose only four friends of the victim as witnesses cannot be termed as cherry picking as the protection of the identi
When payment of Interest clause present in the contract but interest rate is blank parties are obligated to pay the same: Supreme Court
When a contract between the parties stipulate for the payment of interest on delayed payment but the rate of interest is left blank, in the absence
Family Courts Constituted Under Secular Law Cannot Turn Away Parties Seeking Divorce Under Customary Laws: Jharkhand High Court
In absence of codified substantive law, The Family Courts Act, 1984 being secular law applying to all religions would be applied as there is no pre
University is bound to take care of the health of the students and teachers: High Court of Delhi
Judicial notice can be taken of the fact that various organizations and institutions have gone out of their way, during the current pandemic, to ma
The Court U/S. 9(1)(ii)(e) of Arbitration Act cannot appropriate to itself the power of adjudication vested in the Arbitral Tribunal: High Court of Delhi
Arbitration Act does not envisage adjudication in two stages i.e. summary adjudication by the Court under Section 9 and final adjudication by the A
